Most visitors to Croatia usually come from the neighbouring or nearby countries of Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Germany and so on. For the citizens of these countries, it's relatively easy to hop in a car and drive down to Croatia.

If you are from northern Europe, the easiest way to get to Croatia would be to drive to Munich and then enter Austria, drive down to Graz, cross over into Slovenia, and then head for Croatia which is signposted as soon as you leave Maribor.

For those coming by plane, the main airports are Zagreb, Pula, Split, Dubrovnik and Rijeka Airports (which is in fact on the nearby island of Krk). There are flights from most of the major European countries to Croatia, and most European airlines fly there. The well-known budget airlines have also started flying to Croatia in the last few years.

See our Getting There section for much more detailed informtion on getting to the country by various modes of transport.

Visa Requirements for Croatia
Foreign visitors do not normally require visas to enter Croatia. Citizens of the U.S., the U.K., EU countries, Australia and New Zealand DO NOT need visas.

For other countries, please check the Croatian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' webpage. If you do need one, please contact the Croatian Embassy in your country (also detailed on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' website) for more information on how to obtain a visa.